>> fox news tonight is next. love you, america. [applause] >> good evening. this is america's late news. fox news at night. a wild scene breaking out at a street race in seattle. the crowd throwing objects, jumping on the hood of a squad car. an emotional hearing on capitol hill as a d transition are tells lawmakers her childhood was ruined because of gender affirming care.

we begin with new charges in the trunk classified documents case, he is now being accused of attempting to delete surveillance footage at his property. >> the department of justice has announced an indictment to tr trump's classified documents case. he now faces an additional charge and two new additional counts of obstruction. he is accused of asking a staff member to erase camera footage in an attempt to obstruct the probe into classified documents that wound up at his palm beach resort. some news of the charges came as he awaited a third indictment today by a d.c. grand jury. his campaign has said jack smith has no case. tonight, the president as firing

back, accusing the justice department of abuse, saying if i were not leading in numerous polls i was not going to be the republican nominee, it would not be happening. he is not the only one facing new charges. his associate faces to new obstruction counts. the indictment names a third defender. he is the head of maintenance. he has been charged with obstruction related to the alleged destruction of surveillance footage, this as well as lying to the fbi during a voluntary interview. he has been summoned to appear in a courtroom on monday. two of trump's lawyers met privately with smith's team. they tried to stop prosecutors from proceeding with an unfair prosecution over concerns the trial would collide with the

2024 campaign. >> we want to bring in a former federal prosecutor. there are so many ways we could go, but i want to get you to listen to one of your colleagues, his thoughts on how this has played out and i want to get your response. >> it is common for the doj to go after low-hanging fruit. you hit them with a indictment, see if they will flip from the government. it is an indication they want or need those eyewitness accounts. you do superseding indictments and add parties, it is tougher to stick the landing on that trial date. >> that is the key, sticking the landing. >> i never thought there was a possibility this could go to trial before the presidential

election. what happened today solidifies that. it is complicated. and involves a former president. the stakes are so high. it involves classified information. if you practice, you know getting classified information introduced into court is a laborious, long, difficult process. with an indictment with a third defendant that has to get his own counsel, they have added on the depth and length of this case. there is no way it happens before next year's election. >> people were saying march. i don't see how that could happen. i want to read this from the indictment and get your take on this. he told the trump employee that the boss one of the server deleted. trump employee for stated he would not know how to do that and did not believe he would have the right to do that.

he told him that he would have to reach out to another employee who was a supervisor of security for trump's business organization. there is a saying you can indict a ham sandwich. i read some of these indictments and sometimes it is as if they are throwing spaghetti at the refrigerator. every now and again, if there was any sort of misdirection on behalf of someone being interviewed, they have to do something. in this case, it looks like they have the making false statements. >> when you have references to employee whatever, that is a person cooperating. there is going to be a tremendous amount of pressure to slip themselves. they are going to say i am facing years of jail time here. prosecutors are going to do

everything they can to leverage their testimony against donald trump. if anyone thinks this case is going away, they are taking it seriously. >> it is probably going to drag on beyond november 2024. want to bring in a member of the house and ways and means committee. i can't help but enjoy the fact you are here in studio. i want to share something the former president said. this is a witch hunt, the doj coming after me unfairly. he said it is election interference at the highest level. they are harassing my company, my family, they are harassing me. the charges are ridiculous. if i were not leading biden by a

lot and wasn't going to be the republican nominee, it would not be happening. fair assessment? >> it is interesting you hear about them trying to delete servers. hillary's walking free. it looks like selective prosecution but we have a fourth amendment. they are trying to find anything they can. we have a standard called probable cause. you can't go on a fishing expedition and pick up all the information you can. what does this mean to the american people? we have joe biden using his son as a proxy and we have this evidence and yet we are trying to find anything we can get to hang on trump.

people are looking at this like how is this fair? why aren't they going after this aggressively and we heard the doj was in cahoots with hunter biden yesterday in this big plea deal agreement that blew up. isn't the doj supposed to represent the american people? merrick garland is appointed by the president but they represent the american people. >> that has been the argument, the disparate proportions of the law. the press secretary was asked about the possibility of a pardon for hunter biden. >> from a presidential perspective, is there a possibility the president would pardon his son? >> no. i just said no. >> it seems to indicate the

president told someone i would not do it. there was a plea on the gun charge. this is really suspect and really corrupt. this is not about hunter. it is about joe when they are doing everything they can to protect joe. >> it is quite interesting the fact the g.o.p. is in control of the house. without that, the people may not have found out about what we

have been able to find out ab about. >> our oversight has been tremendous. kudos to everyone who has been doing our oversight. that is what people want to see. >> always great to see you. appreciate that. breaking tonight, the senate, speaking of, right up the street as i look at the capitol. the senate passing its own version of the annual defense bill, 87-11. this sets up a showdown with republican-led house, which has its own version that includes limiting taxpayer-funded abortions and what has been described as transgender care for service personnel. we will keep an eye on that. we had up to seattle, where video shows what happened when a seattle police tried to break up a crowd at a racing event.

things got out of hand. crowds throwing objects, jumping on top of a police car. it was a mess. jeff paul has the latest from our west coast newsroom. >> seattle police were trying to break up one of those illegal street race takeovers that broke out near a block party. moments after they pulled up to clear the crowd out, this ha happen. as you can see, they started jumping on the hood of the squad car and threw some sort of liquid at the windshield. being outnumbered, the officer pulls away in reverse. the crowd uses the public bicycles and some road safety signs in an attempt to block the police from coming back. this happened at 1:30 a.m.

officers who remained in the area claimed to heard gunshots. they found two people at the intersection have been shot and discovered two more additional victims. a security guard working in the area has a message for those who caused the problems. >> if you are going to a venue, respect the space so you can have more of your shows and not be so bothered if a city or authority figures want to crack down on the environment because they are seeing tangible outcomes. >> seattle police have yet to make any arrests or identify suspects involved in the shooting. >> we want to bring in the host of kt th talk radio. jason.

i feel bad. it is an amazing town. i love seattle. i grew up in the west. tell us what happened and why it keeps happening. >> we don't have enough police officers. the show of force at the time was not consistent with what you would normally see when you have that number of people committing this kind of event and ultimately these crimes. beyond that, we have a culture of lawlessness that gives permission to these kids to act this way. when you come from a city with a police force that is respective and leadership that isn't constantly demonizing, when cops show up, people at least leave but we are seeing significant push book -- pushback. >> it was tough to watch. you mentioned that there is a

problem in police recruiting. the mayor talked about some grand effort. what has become of that? >> his plan to recruit and retain at least 500 cops. i went back and he had 38 action items, different strategies and initiatives he was going to put forward. he has not completed 70% of them and some of them either were not vetted because they were immediately dismissed. someone is already happening and he is trying to take credit and some items that were supposed to be done by the end of last year have not started. we are at a point where at the end of this year, we will be down 600 cops since 2020 when all the blm rioting and rallying started. >> it is not just the recruitment. it is the retention that is a

problem. i can just take the pension and head somewhere south, to flo florida. i would be remiss if i did not get your take on the bud light story. anheuser-busch making some cuts. >> you want to make sure the right people are losing their jobs for what happened with dylan mulvaney and it would appear these are corporate jobs and marketing jobs. it is not the front and workers, not delivery drivers and that is the right move but i wish they would come forward and say, i am sorry. we screwed this up. we decided to push a political agenda in conflict with our base customers but they refused to do that and they are only going to continue to fill the pain -- to feel the pain. >> it is a tough deal all around. most of these are going to be

marketing folks and it is that reaction people were looking for. an apology. the brand continues to suffer. thank you. we appreciate it. the reaction to the approval of a new curriculum is intensifying tonight. critics say the lessons will replace history with lies. supporters say those critics are pushing a fake narrative. steve looks at both sides of the debate for us. >> the florida board of education and social studies curriculum is 216 pages. most of the attention is focused on a single line about slavery. how develop the skills which in some instances could be applied for their personal benefit, including the words benefit and has set off a firestorm among some parents, academics, and

politicians. kamala harris flew to jacksonville, florida, to fight back. six they dare to push propaganda to our children. we are not supposed to do that. >> the curriculum is designed to be in accordance with the stop woke acts that bars instruction that one race is superior to others. ron desantis called the criticism a false narrative. >> we are teaching the honest history, teaching the injustices with respect to slavery and other things that happen. >> for some mothers of school-age children, the issue is simple. >> saver really -- slavery was evil. why are we excusing slavery at this point and time.

>> professor william allen, say critics are misinterpreting their words. >> people through their own exertions were able to benefit. >> critics are trying to take months of work and reduce it to one sentence taken out of context. >> a screening of barbie in brazil turning violent after a parent let her child watch youtube videos through the mo movie. the a fight broke out as the credits rolled.

>> i would like to support a "yes" vote on this. >> just say i. >> critics of dianne feinstein expressing concern about her age and recent health problems after she appeared confused during a committee vote. her office releasing a statement calling the session a little chaotic and adding the senator was preoccupied and didn't realize the debate had ended. lebron james announcing his family is safe and together at home after his son was released

from a hospital. he suffered a cardiac arrest during basketball practice monday on the campus of southern california. coming up, our very own trey yates sat down with benjamin netanyahu. what he said about his trial and the protest over his judicial reform plan. later in the show, some people say, i play good money to watch wrestlers and others are like, i would rather have a root canal. which are you? weigh in on social media. we want to get you involved. we will have some of your interesting answers ahead. here is a live look at friday morning in jerusalem. we will hear what prime minister netanyahu had to say. beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger.

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goli, taste your goals. flicks welcome back. is gender transition treatment appropriate for underage children? congressional sr. correspondent has more tonight. >> republicans want to protect kids from adults. >> this is the mutilated cessation of children and it should be prohibited. the care is anything but affirming and caring and language matters. >> cole was born female, she was a tomboy and began transitioning at 12. she took puberty blockers and testosterone.

at age 17, she wanted to go back but she says she is changed no matter what. >> my voice will be deeper, my nose longer, my bone structure masculine analyzed. my fertility unknown. i look in the mirror sometimes and i feel like a monster. >> the theories were wrong. >> democrats were outraged they held the hearing. >> i never find myself at appointments wishing for medical advice from the house judiciary committee. >> j.d. vance has a bill to ban treatment for minors.

>> i am the mom of a trans kid. it is cruel to be bullying our children this way. >> republicans want to show democrats as having -- ideas. >> explain for the listeners why this is an important issue for parents in particular. talking about what some people have described as mutilation of children and others have described as health care, where do parents fall on this? >> parents do not have access to

complete information. they are told by experts that the choice is between a live child or a dead child. this is necessary to prevent suicide. parents go into this not realizing the risk and if parents knew what was going on, that would be one thing. this is taking place behind family backs. he will have school administrators counseling children, withholding information from family so parents cannot make medical decisions on behalf of their children.

>> the argument on the other side might be they are children. why on earth, would a school or physician want to engage in this behavior that could alter them forever. >> in states like california, the medical age of consent is 12. in washington state, they are very young. these are taking place without families knowing or being able to protect their children. >> i want to get your take on

something the education secretary had to say. the rulings are causing unrest among those in the biden administration. he said this majority has shown a willingness to throw precedent out the window. now we are faced with a decision that threatens to take us backwards. taking the approach that it is the court, republicans, conservatives making it harder to have affirmative action. others feel like the programs discriminate, which is unlawful. >> it is unconstitutional. how about we encourage students to compete and earn places in the schools rather than funneling money.

-- has had a chance to discuss it and on packed what is happening in israel with trey yates. some of which you might see h here. >> had things gotten better or worse? >> they have probably gotten worse and better. they have gotten worse because i tried desperately to have a

compromise reached, where you have a considerable part that is concerned. they have been told this is the end of democracy, but people believe it. because they believe it, i thought let's try to get a compromise. i am pushing the pause button on the reform, giving it three months. i got nowhere. that is why it is bad. it is good because after that, i took a minor part of the reform and said, if we can't get a broad agreement, let's get this item. the reason i am hopeful, when the opposition sees we have passed something without them, they might be more prone to have it passed something with them. that is why it has gotten worse.

>> right now, you are on trial facing corruption and bribery charges. the opposition says these reforms will be used for political purposes. what assurances can you make to the israeli public right now that the reforms you are trying to pass will not be used to benefit you personally? >> they have nothing to do with my trial. the trial has been going on for three years. you are here. you can follow it. it is unraveling. the judges called them in and said, you should know at this point, we expect you to drop your main charge against the prime minister, bribery. it is gone. the only thing i request for the trial is live television coverage because i have said once you have that ability to put things on the table, the

truth will come out. >> for the israeli public, for that 40 to 50% that oppose the judicial reform, what assurances can you make to them? >> it is independent. my trial is proceeding. the judges have been chosen, the charges have been put forth. let's see what the evidence has put out. >> how close is peace between israel and saudi arabia? >> it could be close. if we have peace, it will be a positive history. it will enable us to end the conflict. the palestinians who refused to recognize israel and anybody are only 2% of the arab world.

they will stop believing the broad mass of the arab world will dissolve israel and that will bring them into a realistic negotiating position. we will have tremendous strategic benefit. it will be a blow to iran, it will be a boon to israel and the united states and the arab world. >> he also discussed his military readiness given the protest that has unfolded in reservists who will not serve due to the judicial reform that was passed. he said israel is prepared. >> coming up, and air traveler is suing frontier, not for those uncomfortable seats. she says it is because of shady fees. night court is in session, you

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>> time now for night court. for many travelers, extra fees for luggage are a pain in the wallet. like what i did there? one passenger is fighting back, hitting frontier airlines with a $100 million lawsuit alleging the airline is not budget friendly. the passenger claim she was charged an extra hundred dollars for a personal item she carried on board that did not fit the bag size are. we want to take the case to our criminal defense and family law attorney lexi and david. i love this. they like to mix it up. they like to spar. david, i love the story because the truth is, we show what the

baggage size or looks like the argument is you cannot charge $100 for something that could easily slide under my seat. are you siding with the airline of the passenger? >> the passenger side. it may just be one, it is not just one person. they are trying to get a class action lawsuit which means a larger group of victims. the allegations are frontier advertised you would get one free personal item and they set the dimensions. once someone has an expectation bringing an item that meets that specific dimension, one would think you would not be charged. they get to the gate and they have this measuring mechanism that is less than, smaller than what is advertised. that is the problem here, when companies advertise and purport

certain conditions to the terms. they have to follow that or it is consumer fraud. that is what the allegation is here. it is consumer fraud for misrepresenting the dimensions of a free item. >> the airline is trying to rigged the system so they can get these extra fees. >> the plaintiffs are going to have to show they misled them into believing certain things were included in the ticket price that were not included. their own evidence does not support that. there is information from the website which shows that says one carry-on bag for person including in the price and it goes so far to give examples of what a carry-on bag is. backpacks, purses, and says what the dimensions have to be. everybody knows, if you don't travel, bringing on a carry-on

on a plane is a privilege, not a right. they are going to have to show that her bag didn't meet the tsa dimensions and frontier has this elaborate scheme to defraud passengers by putting bag sizer's in the airports that are smaller, to try to collect additional fees. she is going to have a difficult time doing that. >> i think it is a worthwhile endeavor. at the end of the day, if they are trying to rig the system so they can get extra bucks, that is not fair, that is the worst kind of business to be running. they would argue incentivizing people to pay close attention to make sure passengers aren't trying to bring things on that are too big is fair and right. your final thoughts? >> you hit on it.

this is trending. there are videos of customers that are complaining about this. >> they will have to prove there is financial incentive. they have to do extra work. when you try to bring on a bag bigger than it is supposed to be, which you should have checked at security. >> we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. pro wrestling fans, people who watch. in the other corner, people who would rather do anything else. which side are you on?

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we are back with the nightcap crew. tonight's topic, wrestlemania. hulk hogan announcing his engagement and while he is entering this new chapter of his life, we know him for being the guy, an all-american icon of the pro wrestling world. we got to wondering, did you grow up watching pro wrestling, who is your favorite wrestler? jeff, you are first. >> i did not have cable so i did not watch wrestling. kids at school would be making the jokes and the things the wrestlers would say and i had no idea what they were talking about. i was left out. >> i watched in the good days when wrestling was real, when life and limb was on the line. when you could pull a

pile driver on your brother and you realize you could have killed him. that is when i watched. my favorite wrestler was rick martel. >> david, how about you? >> back in the day, i thought it was real for a long time. jim, ultimate warrior, undertaker, macho man randy savage. finding out santa wasn't real, i found out ww ee wasn't real, broke my heart. >> actually, how about any chance you were forced to watch wrestling? would you run and do anything other than watch it? >> i did grow up with two brothers and my dad, so that it is like three boys in the house. i did not watch it. the only thing i knew was his

little handlebar beard and i knew him from the reality show they did with his family. i didn't know him from wrestling. >> he was so popular. >> i did watch it and i grew up in the era of the rock. two days, kids today don't realize he started out as a pro wrestler because he has been the crossover success. even though it is fake, they still really do get hurt. it is a little bit real. they do get hurt. >> they can. i grew up, bobby. we asked the folks online if they watch pro wrestling. here is what we found out. 62% on instagram say are you kidding me? tyler had this to say, staying

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